Coral Navy Blue and Turquoise For A Tropical Beach Wedding

Happy Monday all – welcome to the start of a new week , after a glorious weekend like the one we’ve just had need a big extra dose of creative inspiration to help us all through the start of the week, and with that in mind, I simply could not think of a more fantastic wedding to share with you this morning – a colourful, whimsical , pretty and it’s tropical beach wedding ideas. We love how the bride combined Coral + Navy blue and Turquoise into their tropical beach wedding ( view this full wedding in Lace Olvi wedding dress for a beach wedding photographed by Taryn Baxter Photography )

Coral Navy Blue and Turquoise For A Tropical Beach Wedding

Bridesmaids – This is a major area to use your main colour to make your theme stand out, either coral or turquoise it depends on which is your main colour.

For a fresh ocean feeling and follow the colour theme, make sure to incorporate a turquoise into your day. This colour could be in your your table linens, or as part of your centerpieces or other table decorations.

Give your guests a first glance into the wedding theme by decorating the ceremony with beach theme wedding decorations as well. For a tropical wedding, keep the ceremony bright. For example, tropical flowers, and fisherman’s net. Use garlands of tropical flowers and organza to drape over archways as a finishing touch. For a ceremony at dusk, use tulle laced with sea shells to swag on the back of pews, and add hurricane lamps with sea shell candles at the end of each pew to create a more romantic feel to the entire event.

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